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Consultant international pour la facilitation de la Revue Semestrielle Approfondie 2026, Conakry
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Conakry
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Position: International consultant for the facilitation of the Revue Semestrielle Profondée 2026 Guinea (on site)
Location: Conakry, Guinea (UNICEF office)
Contract type: Consultant, duration 1 month
Date posted: Ref. 594127
Background: UNICEF Guinea is recruiting an international consultant to facilitate the Semesterial Review 2026. The aim of this review is to analyse progress towards the results of the components of the programme: child survival and development, quality basic education, child protection, and social policies. The analysis will focus on the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of interventions, as well as the theory of change. Change strategies and levers (partnerships, finance, data, innovation, advocacy, coordination) will also be examined.
Responsibilities: The consultant will facilitate the review, ensuring a rigorous performance analysis and producing deliverables in accordance with the full Terms of Reference (available on request).
Candidate profile:
- Higher university degree (Bac+5) in evaluation, economics, education, sociology, humanitarian assistance or social sciences.
- At least 10 years of experience in monitoring and evaluation, review of programs or projects.
- Experience in data collection and qualitative and quantitative analysis methods.
- Demonstrated experience in facilitating strategic reviews or workshops (a recent review of which the consultant is the lead author should be provided).
- Knowledge of UNICEF and HACT planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting systems.
- Experience in child-centred evaluations and/or UNICEF/UN country programme (asset).
- Experience working with various actors (CSOs, government, international agencies) via a consultative approach.
- Experience in West and Central Africa, particularly Guinea (asset).
- Ability to deliver on time and achieve results.
- Excellent writing skills in French and compulsory English proficiency.
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